
Blue Sea Systems
Blue Sea 1838 M2 AC Multimeter
SKU 54771·Meters & Monitoring
$527.99
M2 AC MultimeterMonitors AC Amps, Volts, Hzs on large, bright display. Supports programmable current transformer ratios. Accurately measure and monitor AC amperage, voltage and Hz. (measures 2 voltages and 2 circuits)...
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Monitors AC Amps, Volts, Hzs on large, bright display. Supports programmable current transformer ratios. Accurately measure and monitor AC amperage, voltage and Hz. (measures 2 voltages and 2 circuits)
Features:
Specifications:
Monitors AC Amps, Volts, Hzs on large, bright display. Supports programmable current transformer ratios. Accurately measure and monitor AC amperage, voltage and Hz. (measures 2 voltages and 2 circuits)
Features:
- Auto-dimming, bright OLED display is easy to read
- Easy to adjust
- 92dB alarm on all models
- Isolated MOSFET relay
Specifications:
- Meter: Current, Frequency, Power, Voltage
- Function: 50 to 250V to 300A
- Alarms: High/Low Current, High/Low Frequency, High/Low Voltage
- Display Size: 55mm x 28mm
- Input Voltage: 7-70V DC
- Maximum Power Consumption: 1.00Watt
- Minimum Power Consumption: 0.3 Watt
⚠ California Prop 65 Warning: This product may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm. See P65Warnings.ca.gov.
BrandBlue Sea Systems
SKU54771
UPC632085018382
TypeMeters & Monitoring
Weight0.8 lb
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- Genuine Blue Sea Systems product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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